Romantic perspectives : the work of Crabbe, Blake, Wordsworth, and Coleridge, as seen by their contemporaries and by themselves /

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Preliminary Considerations -- The Position of Literary Periodicals in the Early Nineteenth Century -- Some Leading Literary Periodicals and Reviewers and their Attitudes to the Work of Crabbe, Wordsworth, and Coleridge -- Summary Impressions of the Attitudes of the Leading Periodicals towards the Poetry of Wordsworth, Crabbe, and Coleridge -- Other Expressions of Critical Opinion during the Period -- George Crabbe (1754-1832) -- William Blake (1757-1827) -- William Wordsworth (1770-1850) -- Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834).…”

Romanticism and feminism /

Table of Contents: “…Ross -- The cult of domesticity. Dorothy and William Wordsworth at Grasmere / Kurt Heinzelman -- Writing the female. …”
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Literary theory : a guide for the perplexed / by Klages, Mary

Table of Contents: “…-- Humanist literary theory : Plato, Aristotle, Horace, Sir Philip Sidney, Sir Francis Bacon, Joseph Addison, Edmund Burke, Samuel Johnson, Sir Joshua Reynolds, William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, John Keats, Edgar Allan Poe, Matthew Arnold -- Structuralism : Ferdinand de Saussure, Claude Levi-Strauss and 'the structural study of myth', Interlude: Humanism, Structuralism, Poststructuralism -- Deconstruction : Binary opposition, The role of the center, Bricolage -- Psychoanalysis : Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan, Interlude: 'self' to 'subject' -- Feminism : 'Pre-poststructuralist' feminist literary theory, Poststructuralist feminist literary theory, Hélène Cixous and 'The laugh of the Medusa', Luce Irigaray and 'This sex which is not one' -- Queer theory : Flexible sexuality?…”
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Lofty dogmas : poets on poetics /

Table of Contents: “…JOHN MILTONfrom Introduction to Paradise Lost; ANNE FINCH; The Appology; ALEXANDER POPE; from An Essay on Criticism; WILLIAM WORDSWORTH; from Preface to Lyrical Ballads; SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE; from Biographia Literaria; EDGAR ALLAN POE; from The Philosophy of Composition; GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS; from Preface to Poems; PAUL VALÉRY; from Remarks on Poetry; WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS; The Poem as a Field of Action; EZRA POUND; A Few Don'ts by an Imagiste; MARIANNE MOORE; from Feeling and Precision; WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS; from A General Introduction for My Work; HART CRANE…”
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Lofty dogmas : poets on poetics /

Table of Contents: “…." / ‡r Lucille Clifton -- ‡t poet and the world, Nobel lecture, 1996 / ‡r Wislawa Szymborska -- ‡t from Towards the splendid city, Nobel lecture, 1971 / ‡r Pablo Neruda -- ‡t Diseuse / ‡r Theresa Hak Kyung Cha -- ‡t Poetry as a vessel of remembrance / ‡r Jane Hirshfield -- ‡t from Prologue to the Aetia / ‡r Callimachus -- ‡t from Book two, Troilus and Criseyde / ‡r Geoffrey Chaucer -- ‡t from Kyorai's conversations with Basho / ‡r Basho -- ‡t fit for rhyme against rhyme / ‡r Ben Jonson - ‡t From A defense of rhyme / ‡r Samuel Daniel - ‡t From Introduction to Paradise lost / ‡r John Milton -- ‡t apology / ‡r Anne Finch -- ‡t from An essay on criticism / ‡r Alexander Pope -- ‡t from Preface to lyrical ballads / ‡r William Wordsworth -- ‡t from Biographia Literaria / ‡r Samuel Taylor Coleridge -- ‡t from The philosophy of composition / ‡r Edgar Allan Poe -- ‡t from Preface to poems / ‡r Gerard Manley Hopkins -- ‡t from Remarks on poetry / ‡r Paul Valery -- ‡t poem as a field of action / ‡r William Carlos Williams -- ‡t few don'ts by an Imagiste / ‡r Ezra Pound -- ‡t from Feeling and precision / ‡r Marianne Moore -- ‡t from A general introduction for my work / ‡r William Butler Yeats -- ‡t from To Harriet Monroe, editor of poetry : a magazine of verse / ‡r Hart Crane -- ‡t from The noble rider and the sound of words / ‡r Wallace Stevens -- ‡t from Conversations on the craft of poetry with Cleanth Brooks and Robert Penn Warren / ‡r Robert Frost -- ‡t Housekeeping cages / ‡r Julia Alvarez - ‡t From Table talk, a Paris review interview with Chris Busa / ‡r Stanley Kunitz -- ‡t from Hamlet and his problems / ‡r T.S. …”
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